Sources: Bama TE Ford expected to play after surgery for broken arm
Alabama starting tight end Josh Ford, who suffered a broken arm and had surgery over the past week, is expected to play against No. 2 Georgia, sources told…
ESPN reports: Alabama starting tight end Josh Ford, who suffered a broken arm and had surgery over the past week, is expected to play against No. 2 Georgia, sources told ESPN.
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